Loved the consent form ask with Kirsh, Fal, F and Ghost!!
Can you please do a version of it with Gras, Parume, Like 2, and Murata (also if its not too much to ask can Murata's please include both his own consent form and also his reaction/opinion to a master thats noticed hes arisaka's caretaker and so they ask Murata about a consent form on arisaka's behalf?)
Here's a link to the first version~
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Gras
He finds the idea of a "consent form" stupid and pointless, but with some pestering, fills it out honestly. Unfortunately, Gras's idea of honestly means a mixture of bratty, unreasonable demands and openly encouraging as much violent, sexual contact as possible. It's the kind of response that shows exactly how distorted his standards are, while somehow still coming across as a misguided attempt at getting your attention. So what if you're disturbed? That's what you get for making him fill out the dumb thing!
Parume
Though he doesn't believe the boundaries he gives (whatever they may be) will actually be respected, Parume fills out the form quite carefully, strategically giving answers that make him seem both physically capable and charmingly innocent, while making sure not to give away any real weaknesses. He's not hoping for much, but if you do adhere to the directions he gave in the form, it builds a fair amount of trust. You're the kind of Master who sticks to your word, at least, and Parume can appreciate that much.
Like2
Instead of filling out the consent form with his actual boundaries, Like2 turns it into a list of price tags. He can't imagine his answers being taken seriously, so he says what he thinks is most likely to get something out of this, should anyone actually read over what he put. The closest he comes to honesty are a couple of subtle requests for more regular days off, and those are only included because he's afraid of ending up broken without them. It doesn't matter what his limits are (or so he wants you to think).
Murata
He's highly suspicious of your intentions with such a form (and doubtful that his answers will be followed, to begin with), but is still fairly honest in his responses. Murata treats his own answers like a bargain— they're genuine requests, but based on what he rationally thinks he can earn. For Arisaka, his answers are far more extensive, with a focus on safety and keeping the two of them together as much as possible. He's not expecting much, but getting even a fraction of these things will earn a lot of trust from both of them.













